Uppsala University Museum (Gustavianum)
Uppsala, Sweden
The Uppsala University Museum (Gustavianum) in Uppsala, Sweden, is housed in the oldest surviving building of Uppsala University, constructed in the 1620s.
The museum showcases the university’s rich academic and scientific history through collections that include Viking artifacts, ancient Egyptian objects, historic scientific instruments, rare artworks, and the famous Augsburg Art Cabinet.
One of its most remarkable features is the 17th-century Anatomical Theatre, where medical dissections were once conducted. Combining history, science, archaeology, and culture, Gustavianum offers a fascinating insight into centuries of learning and discovery.
Location
Akademigatan 3, 753 10 Uppsala, Sweden
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